@bradwmorris: still think this is/was one of the best takes of the year @eisokant with @swyx and @vibhuuuus on @latentspacepod very m…
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The article highlights a podcast discussion advocating for building personalized AI agent infrastructure, featuring isolated sandboxes, minimal toolsets, and agent-driven code execution.
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still think this is/was one of the best takes of the year @eisokant with @swyx and @vibhuuuus on @latentspacepod
very much aligned with the thesis - build your own agent infrastructure. https://x.com/bradwmorris/status/2098282961062015411?s=20…
give the agent an isolated sandbox with a thin set of tools and workflows, and the ability to write and execute code. Keep the harness thin.
BradWMorris (@bradwmorris): I spent the past few weeks learning and using Centaur. Sharing here as building your own control plane and managing agents on your own infrastructure is surprisingly accessible, and will only become more compelling as agent processes scale.
given events unfolding over the past
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